Indrajit Roy DPhil is Professor of Politics at the University of York. His books on Indian democracy include Politics of the Poor and Audacious Hope. Indrajit has appeared on BBC Radio 3’s Free Thinking, and his commentary has been published by The Conversation, openDemocracy, Global Policy and The Economic Times.

‘Examines how democratic life took shape in postcolonial India … unpacks how Indians have imagined themselves, their republic and their place in the world since independence in 1947.’

Indrajit Roy DPhil is Professor of Politics at the University of York. His books on Indian democracy include Politics of the Poor and Audacious Hope. Indrajit has appeared on BBC Radio 3’s Free Thinking, and his commentary has been published by The Conversation, openDemocracy, Global Policy and The Economic Times.

‘Examines how democratic life took shape in postcolonial India … unpacks how Indians have imagined themselves, their republic and their place in the world since independence in 1947.’

Indrajit Roy DPhil is Professor of Politics at the University of York. His books on Indian democracy include Politics of the Poor and Audacious Hope. Indrajit has appeared on BBC Radio 3’s Free Thinking, and his commentary has been published by The Conversation, openDemocracy, Global Policy and The Economic Times.

‘Examines how democratic life took shape in postcolonial India … unpacks how Indians have imagined themselves, their republic and their place in the world since independence in 1947.’